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Subject: Access && Modem
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Hi UNIX-guys!

I have 2 questions:

1. Is it possible for a normal person to get an internal modem to
work with FreeBSD?
I have got an U.S Robotics Sportster 33.6 modem.
What shall I do and how?

2. I have two IDE-disks. One primary master ( Windows 98 ) and one
primary slave ( FreeBSD ). How, ( if possible ) do I access the FAT disk/partition from
FreeBSD so that I for example can copy some of the files from Windows to FreeBSD?

          
Many thanks from a sunny Sweden!




Jeppe



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